yobigd20
Well-Known Member
I got a 6-50. It made my electrical install about $50-80 cheaper, since the electrician could pull 10/2 Romex instead of 10/3.
Course, they forgot the 6-50 adapter when I picked up the car, and gave me a 14-50 instead. 6-50 arrived next day air, so now I have both. I love it when a plan comes together :tongue:
WARNING! uhhh I think your electrician got that all wrong! I'm not an electrical expert but this seems *VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY* dangerous!!!!
what size breaker did you electrician use?
the highest breaker you can put on a 10/2 romex cable is 30 amps (24amps max usable by model S...charging will be REALLY slow). And if he put a 50 or 100 amp breaker on it, and you try to charge, you'll burn your house down.....
Plus the fact that white/black will be hot/hot plus ground in this situation. I know neutral is not used on 6/50 but 'm not really sure if that's completely grounding safe either. I would seek a different electrician IMMEDIATELY before attempting to charge your model S to make sure that your house doesn't burn down.